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430 - Prophecy In the Psalms
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| Prophecy in the Psalms uncovers the startling amount of prophetic material contained in the Psalms, or song lyrics, of David, the Sons of Korah, Asaph and other Godly authors. This course also investigates the relationship between music, poety, the arts and the prophetic anointing, and how learning to flow in one area can often trigger a corresponding flow of anointing in the others. |
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Lesson
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Foundation
Scriptures
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1
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TBA | TBA |
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2
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TBA | TBA |
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3
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Why Have You Forsaken Me? | Psalm 22:1-31 |
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4
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Prophetic Songs | Psalm 81, Psalm 118, Psalm 119 |
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5
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TBA | TBA |
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6
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TBA | TBA |
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7
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TBA | TBA |
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8
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TBA | TBA |
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9
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TBA | TBA |
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10
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TBA | TBA |
| Course Grading will be accomplished in the following manner: A Mid-Term exam will be given on the first 5 class sessions, comprising 40% of the final grade. A Final Exam will be given on the last 5 class sessions, comprising 40% of the final grade. Attendance and participation will account for 10% of the final grade. And a special minimum three page Essay reflecting the students own observations and conclusions about the materials presented in the course, representing what they feel they have learned, will account for 10% of the final grade. Unexcused absences will represent an automatic 1% decrease in the final grade. Absences with a valid excuse approved by the instructor will not be counted against the student's final grade. |
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